River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-12-15
HOME AND FARM.
Put the dwelling in order.

Put the dwelling in order.
Don't waste soft corn; feed IL out.
is The winters supply OF fuel on
hand and under cover?
Other things being equal. that
farming pays best which produces
the most manure.
DO not depend upon any one crop.
Have something to keep you reason
ably busy the year round. and make
avery thing pay at least small profit
Ham Croquettes: Chop the ham
very fine aud season with pepper or
mustard. With little flour in hand,
make up small balls and dip in beaten
eggs, roll in crumbs of bread or
cracker. and fry TO n light brown in
hot lard Boston Budget
Fried Apples: Slice the apples
without removing the skins and put in
a frying pan in which has been melted
equal quantities of butter and lard.
Stir often, and when nearly ready
sweeten TO TASTE and add half tea
/ spoonful of cinnamon. = Exchange.
Paradise Pudding: Take half a
pound of mine ID apple. half a pound
/ of currants. two ounces of candied peel.
one small nutmeg, a quarter of a pound
4 of suet, four ounces of bread crumbs.
three eggs. half a glass of milk and
three ounces of sugar Boil two or
three hours. Eat hot with cream
1 sauce. Boston Budget
The exposure of cows for an hour
or two on cold days while getting wa
ter causes the consumption and loss of
many dollars W, nth of food during
the winter Beside. it is much better
that animals should be able to drink
without interference from others. and
this can only be dote by putting the
water before the animal as it stands in
it's STALL Troy Times.
Stuffed Peppers Silt the peppers,
| take out the seeds and stuff with cab
/ bages shredded very fine, and English
mustard seeds in equal parts. Put a
/ small white onion and two cloves in
each pepper. Tie them firmly up and
put into cold vinegar. The cabbages
/ should he sprinkled with salt and hung
up in a bag to drain the day before it
! is used. - Toledo Blade.
-Gruyere cheese. which has been
! made by the farmers of Jura Switzer-
land, under system by which each in
! iGrn made cheese of the milk of the
whole community given to him every
/ day. is now made in a factory 10 which
/ all the farmers take their milk, and
/ the product of which is common prop
1 erty instead of each cheese being the
individual property of the man who
made it. This makes the cheese more
uniform and of better quality, and in
| creases the farmers profits. M T.
/ San.
-Rusks: Ten ounces -four. two
ounces butter, one teaspoonful baking
| powder. half teacupful of milk.
Warm the milk and butter and stir
them TO the dry ingredients. Shape
thr mixture quickly into small round
/ cakes, and bake them ut once in a
moderate oven. When they are near
| ly done take them out. split them. aud
bake them again a pale brown. - Gin
/ cinndti Times.
"A farmer of many years expert :
encc gives to the Farm and Home
some of his many causes of the de-
iicient hay crop. He says it is the
close cut of the moving machine and
the dull knives pulling up the grass
roots; also the scratching and harrow
/ ing of the remorseless wheel rakes.
held down to get the last spear, fol-
lowed by the close pasturing in the
fall MDral: Rlise up the cutter-bar
and keep sharp knives for the good Of
the team, if nothing else. Above all
things. keep off stock in the fall. AL
| So use ton dressinU